I have a broken Hampton Bay 191-707 remote (4 DIP switches) that uses receiver 7067R on the fan. Will this replacement remote work with that receiver?
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Maybe it will work for your fan. Just set dip switch numbers match with the new remote.
816935
This is a replacement remote control for a specific Hampton Bay ceiling fan, there is a hampton bay universal kit you can buy the the CHQ7096T is not the universal one with a reciever.http://www.homedepotceilingfans.com/universal-thermostatic-ceiling-fan-and-light-remote-control-conversion-kit
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Not sure, Leslie. I guess it all depends on wether the the fan's mounting bracket will accomodate the new remote. If not, you should have no problems returning it under Amazon's return policy.Wish I could tell you more.
1307743
Hello,It really is not a code you just need to match the same pattern as your old remote (up or down) or if the fan has not been installed match the dip switch pattern on the fans control unit inside the fan housing and you should be good to go.
413569
I believe it will since it's a universal remote. I have a hunter fan and it works on it.
2044509
I know I am late answering this question, but that is a yes and no question. If you replace the receiver with the one in this kit(yellow box pictured), than yes. If you want to use your existing receiver, then probably not. Typically, the FCC ID on the back of the old remote would have to match the one on the new remote. Don't go by the way the remote looks. You can find visibly identical remotes that are not compatible. At the same token, you can find two remotes that look nothing alike that will work together. Don't forget one other important thing. If your fan has reverse on a hard switch than do not buy a remote with a reverse button. If your old remote has reverse on it, then your new remote must have reverse on it.
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I know this answer is coming way too late, sorry, it got lost in my inbox. It does not come with a receiver. This is a replacement remote only. It has up/down light buttons, low/med/high/reverse fan buttons. It works great for my ceiling fan, controls it all.
855096
It is a Harbor Breeze remote and I would guess it would work as long as the switches are set to match those in the fan.
1284420
This item contains a new receiver and transmitter. As long as the transmitter fits in the top of your fan (for me it was the same size as the old one) it should work fine as the two items are paired together. It is also labeled as "universal" for whatever that is worth. It worked fine for me one my older fan. I am not sure what model it is though (sticker is missing).
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This switch comes with a new receiver for your fan, it should replace the one under the box cover on the ceiling. Theoretically though, if the dip switches on the back of the switch are in the correct configuration, you won't need to change the receiver. So this set will control your current fan, one way or another.
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Found this on the Hunter website. Sounds like it should be what you need. Good luck! Amazon should have this. http://www.hunterfan.com/Products/Accessories/Ceiling_Fans/Controls/Fan/Light_remote_Control_for_Hunter_Original_fans-27187/
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I used a Kichler remote with a Kichler fan - worked perfectly. Contact the Hunter fan people at their website and ask them directly. The Kichler came with a handheld remote part... and a receiver.... so maybe .
606741
my fan has reverse switch on the fan itself and never had one on the remote. I think it will work as long as the sensor on your fan is compatible.
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I believe that as long as the remote has the same number of dip switches as the fan it will work
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This is the entire unit...both the remote, and the receiver that installed in the fan itself. I would guess you would have to replace the received in the fan in order for this remote to work with it. In my case, the remote was the same brand as the remote I was replacing, so I did not install the receiver that came with it. The receiver already in the fan worked with this remote. Hope this helps!
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No, it doesn't. The receiver is built-in to the actual fan housing itself. It's assumed you already own a compatible Hampton Bay ceiling fan and the receive circuit end works as intended.
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The product description advised it will work with any Hunter fan, I personally have not installed the remote on your fan. I hope my comments help